Love Liaisons Unraveled: Post-Show Breakups of Big Brother Contestants - Jordan Sangha and Henry Southan Call It Quits

Big Brother has seen its fair share of drama over the years, with romance being no exception. From hooks-up to heartbreaks, many housemates have found themselves entangled in love affairs that often end in disappointment. The infamous Big Brother curse seems to haunt many, mirroring that of Strictly Come Dancing.

The first love story in Big Brother history belongs to Helen Adams and Paul Clarke, who met in 2001 and eventually dated for five years. Their romance, despite its charm, ended on a sour note, with the pressures of fame taking their toll. Fast forward to present times, Jordan Sangha and Henry Southan, who became a hit on the 2023 Big Brother reboot, have recently split after 17 months together, bringing them into the annals of housemates who, unfortunately, fell victim to the famous Big Brother curse.

Other notable relationships include Sophie Pritchard and Lee Davey, who started a very public romance after spending just eight days together in the 2002 season. Sophie appears to have faded from the spotlight, while bodybuilder Lee went on to work as a stripper. Michelle Bass and Stuart Wilson made headlines in 2004 as they are believed to be the first couple to have had sex in the Big Brother house. Despite their blazing romance, they split up just a year later. Big Brother 7 winner Pete Bennett and Nikki Grahame fell for each other but called it quits after a month. Tragically, Nikki passed away in 2021.

Chanelle Hayes and Ziggy Lichman, who were known as the 'Posh and Becks' of the Big Brother world, formed an infamous on-off relationship that culminated in a series of blazing rows. Lisa Appleton and Mario Marconi made history as the first couple to enter the house together. Their relationship's highs and lows were documented in spin-off shows, but they finally called it quits in 2013. Josie Gibson and John James Parton, who sparked romance on the 2010 season, eventually split up by 2012.

In recent times, Jordan and Henry captured the hearts of many viewers as their close friendship grew into a romantic relationship. Sadly, they too have become victims of the Big Brother curse, recently announcing their separation after 17 months together. As always, the housemates' love stories provide a thrilling backdrop to the Big Brother saga, leaving many viewers eager for more.

The contestants of Big Brother often face pressures from social-media, awaiting updates on any romantic developments in the house.
Apart from their contestant roles, many Big Brother alumni have found themselves in the news for their subsequent romances, some successful while others not.
In a Magazine interview, Jordan Sangha and Henry Southan were candid about the emotions they went through during their time in the Big Brother house and their subsequent reuniting after leaving.
Many contestants from Big Brother have found solace in the entertainment industry, with some following careers in news, videos, and even reality TV shows, where they could continue to share their love stories.
Despite the challenges and heartbreaks associated with the Big Brother curse, it continues to inspire videos and magazine articles, further cementing the large impact the show has had on contemporary romantic narratives.